
The caves however maintain a steady temperature - this is true but dont expect a constant 18 degrees all year round, this simply is not the case. The reality is that a cave is warm in the winter and cool in the summer but you will need a fire or alternative heating in the winter. In March you can BBQ during the daytime but may still need a cosy warm fire come the evening.
The fresh air first thing in the morning at this time of year is a joy, as is the landscape and snow-capped mountains, sometimes you feel close to nature and a world away from artificial heating, traffic jams and crowds milling around the ever lasting January sales. Sound good? well its not for everyone, for those considering cave life permanently its a good idea to visit at different times of year if you can especially in the winter to actually see and experience the region at its coldest time.
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